Tighten down the ZMI frame source logic to only allow site-local sources #1151
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icemac
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d-maurer
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Please do. The way the code is written now it should be easy to add additional cases. |
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The ZMI frame logic uses a request variable
came_fromto determine the source location for the right-hand side frame when JavaScript is disabled. This can be passed in via query string, which means it's out of our control and must be sanity-checked. Only site-local pages should load into that frame.